A company controlled by BJ832471 was fined RMB 230,000 for discharging water pollutants in excess of legal limits. Another company (SH603903) received a penalty of RMB 159,600 for failing to properly dispose of solid waste in compliance with regulations. Which listed companies fell short of their environmental compliance and disclosure responsibilities during the fifth week of May 2025? Find out in Issue 201 of the A-Share Green Weekly Report.

In May 2025, National Business Daily in collaboration with environmental NGO released the 2024 A-Share Environmental Risk Ranking. The ranking shows that as of the end of 2024, 343 companies out of more than 5,300 A-share listed companies were included on the list—a significant drop from 787 companies in 2023. However, the number of supervision records remained high, indicating that environmental risks have become more concentrated among fewer companies. The coal sector stood out as a high-risk area, with 20 companies listed, accounting for over half of the total.

A company controlled by 600188.SH was fined RMB 550,000 after discharging mine water into a scenic area without adequate advanced treatment. Another company (601898.SH) received a RMB 240,000 penalty for excessive sulfur dioxide emissions. Which listed companies fell short of their environmental compliance and disclosure responsibilities during the fourth week of May 2025? Find out in Issue 200 of the A-Share Green Weekly Report.

A company controlled by 601699.SH was fined RMB 450,000 after it began project operations without obtaining the required environmental impact assessment (EIA) approval. Another company (601918.SH) received a RMB 334,000 penalty after its subsidiary entrusted solid waste disposal to a third party without verifying the party’s qualifications and capabilities. Which listed companies fell short of their environmental compliance and disclosure responsibilities during the third week of May 2025? Find out in Issue 199 of the A-Share Green Weekly Report.

A company controlled by 002567.SZ was fined RMB 414,000 after it failed to implement the required environmental protection measures as stipulated in its environmental impact assessment (EIA). Another company (601800.SH) received a penalty of approximately RMB 557,500 for occupying forest land without proper authorization. Which listed companies fell short of their environmental compliance and disclosure obligations during the first and second weeks of May 2025? Find out in Issue 198 of the A-Share Green Weekly Report.

One company (603662.SH) was fined RMB 476,000 after its subsidiary began project operations without completing environmental acceptance procedures and was found to have more air pollutant discharge outlets than permitted. Another (603588.SH) received a RMB 600,000 penalty after its subsidiary exceeded regulatory limits for total arsenic concentration in wastewater discharges. During the third and fourth weeks of April 2025, which listed companies fell short of their environmental and information disclosure responsibilities? Find out in Issue 197 of the A-Share Green Weekly Report.

The Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs (IPE) released its Corporate ESG AI Q&A Tool on April 21st, aiming to make environmental big data more understandable and actionable, improve incentive and accountability mechanisms, and support enterprises in enhancing their ESG performance. As part of IPE’s Blue Map AI ecosystem, the newly launched AI tool integrates extensive data collection and dynamic assessments of both Chinese and international brands, listed companies, and tens of millions of enterprises. By combining these datasets with large language models such as DeepSeek, the tool provides intelligent search and analysis services on corporate environmental and climate performance for a wide range of stakeholders.